Another Irish beef processor has been granted a US export licence amid reports of a disappointingly low level of trade so far.
The Dawn Meats processing facility at Charleville in Co Cork has become the third Irish plant to regain access to the lucrative US market following the lifting of the ban on Irish beef imports earlier this year.
The Waterford-based group, which exports meat products to more than 40 countries, told The Irish Times it was “actively pursuing a number of opportunities in the US market”.
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